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I’m afraid you are going to end up hosting it in Russia if you want to escape direct legal action, but that’s not the route I’d advise personally.

I’ll need to find a security torx before bodgegeddon can commence

I imagine it has to be the boiler cap/seal/something of that nature

I acknowledge that this is sensible advice- but coffee.

This lad is leaking out of the bottom- lights flickering on and off as it does so. What is likely to be borked inside there and can I fix it with what I can find in an Air BnB over Christmas?

Sure- but the content itself becomes illegal because of that, if that makes sense.

Classifieds- if I post something I know to be untrue with the intention of gaining advantage I think that that post might be illegal content as defined by the act, and something that the site owner is liable for. Anyone got an opinion on the meaning of the text on this?

Spent some time driving around Winchester today trying to find a charger- this felt extremely dumb, burning up power whilst searching for a free charger that didn’t have someone parked in front of it.

They moved it into the members section I’m afraid.

Porsche forum has, weirdly, taken the suggestion that there’s some stuff coming down the pipe that it would be wise to examine and comply with, as saying he’s been shit at running his forum for the last ten years.

He clearly believes he hasn’t been, so zero action needed- indeed, any action is an admission that he’s been doing it wrong.

So! An empirical test for what non-compliance results in.

There’s also a “what is the source of truth” question in play, more generally- having read a bit more they pulled the requirement for sites to monitor/deal with misinformation- but if the entire moderation team of a site is quite to far right then they may not be able to recognise what is and is not misinformation - the race riots in the UK being caused by “legitimate concerns about immigration” for example, which is (depending largely it seams on your political orientation, but obviously not exclusively) a Tommy Robinson fan position.

True- but otherwise the OTP would show in the preview, so I can see why they couldn’t do it otherwise

No, it’s pretty good- the second you move away from the app it requires you to re-authenticate to open it again. However that is usually seamless as you are looking at the phone.

This actually looks ok- 5 year ticket on it.

This is probably the SG equivalent of shitbox motoring- it’s for 14 months until it has to be relicenced ($100,000) or crushed.

Mind you this one might come with bike racks.

I envy anyone who can buy a £2,600 shitbox and drive it for 5 years.

Although the seats have close to no under thigh support which would get very annoying on longer journeys.

Ah, ok - this is a service where I’d put the address provided in when I purchase an item.

My situation is that I have purchased something, it’s at a fellow forum members house in the US, and I need to pay for a label that he can put on the package to ship it to me.

I have a Polestar 2 at the moment as a hire car- I like all the drive train side of things, but it’s a bit small and I would want an estate rather than a saloon. Range appears to be around 200 miles with a charge to 90%.

Just a very big difference from the $300 from FedEx

If so- amazing

US to Singapore?

I need to buy a postage label for a parcel that is in the US, to be posted to Singapore.

The parcel is 3lbs and 14x11x5”.

I got a quote from FedEx and it was $300.

Are there cheaper options that people have used? $300 is just under the value of the cranks themselves.

It’s not the core focus of the board, but is it a reasonable restriction on free speech?